Wright City High School - Echo Yearbook (Wright City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

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A , 7 Y 1 . CLASS HILL fCOn'tl Larry Glaser, will my ability to drive a Studebaker truck to delen Schaper George Hoech, will my ability to get straight Sb to Dick Delaloye Mildred Klatt, bequeath my jolly laugh to Nr Keathley Ronald Leicht, will my ability to get along with blondes to Roland Niemann 7I,Dolores M1lls,w1ll my bottle of peroxide to Peg Groeper Clt works, Peg! I, Don Nelson, bequeath my basketball ability to my brother, Pat CI seems like he needs it I I, John Nelson,will my great nental ability to Reta hoech fTake good care of it, please'J I, Mildred Pottebaun, will my height to Wayne Schroer ilt will prob I, Russell Schroer, will my manly figurn to Bill Cook,who doesnt need it in the first place I, Edwin Schuster, will my ability to be the school's Roneo to Vernon Logan I, Mabel Schusten will my 57 inch tips to Anna Mae Minning CYou will like them, I am sure J I, Nelson Seger, bequeath ny curly, beautiful, light blonde locks to Larry Milan I,Jackie Shellhart,bequeath my seat in tte Agr room to Harvey Hughes fAlso the tacks that usually adorned it I I,Pat Shortal,bequeath m figure to Shirley Starkey I,Inez Snyder,w1ll my abilit to count calories to Sally Christopher lKeep your double chin up, Sally I, Fern Wandrti, will my ability to play basketball to Vera Hopper Also my dirty socks and anything else you find in my locker I, Margie Wehrman, bequeath my knowledge of horses to Ann Sutton 12 I, ' I, , . I, 1 . . In . U ably come in handy, Wayne.l . ..4-0' 4,1 kb... ......,.1 1.-N., -W Then New 13 dm WQ Q Q ZWAVZQERCZZASJMEM f . f - A V V N N U V db x 1 'X .J Q President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Pre ident Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Presldent Secretary Treasurer Student Council President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council CLASS OFFICERS Freshman Ivaree Schreckengast Rose Marie Ordelheide Donna Smiley Helena Geery S Donald Bote Sophomores Richard Stapleton Paul Hunt Judy Cafer Reta Hoech Peggy Groeper k Carl Pettig Junlors Jeanne Osseck Allen Flne Fernlene Welge Helen Schaper k Larry Milan Senlors Fern Nandrei Ima Jean Bote Dolores Mills Mildred Klatt Inez Snyder Q Jacaie Shellhart Student Coum il President George Hoech Treasurer Ima Jean Bote Other membirs representing the classes 15 Vice President Dale Lohnan D L- hmanf 0 P w8i18 H S hnpe L-IYX I-mv JUN Qvs H uve. W prior Ps M Nl nmm D A G- qaev S Chr-uST PVWY W Black N1 Sxe. 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Q44 Elqhih VAA-2.5 I 'Ura 64 ourTh, fades QQf53 E 'Qi fm E Q J 'ISK C T21 ff Q K5 x gw U A S ,X xxx xx J clk X I X M A f ff BASRQJJC LAN WA k Than Y BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Kenneth Wackher The W C boys losing four first team players from last year's fine squad, nevertheless displayed interesting basketball as they won ll games and lost 12 The outstanding achievement of the team was winning first place in the Silex Tournament They also participated in three other tourneys, Warrenton, Bellflower, and the Sub Regional at Troy but were unsuccessful in these tourneys Three first team members will graduate, but the prospects for next season's team are bright The Sophomore Fresh man 'B' Team played seven games this season of which they won four Com petlng ln two tournaments, Warrenton and Wentzville, they captured the 4th place trophy at the Warrenton Tourney 'A' TEAM LETTER MEN George Hoech Capt , Bill Cook, Larry Milan, B111 Anthony, Jack Shell hart, John Nelson, and Russell Bohroer 'BN TEAM LETTER MEN Paul Hunt, Daniel Nelson, Floyd Juern, Wayne Schroer, Gene Lohman, and George Shellhart 'A' TEAM RECORD TEAM Augusta Jonesburg Warrenton Eolia Silex Wentzvllle Wentzvllle Warrenton Wentzville Jonesburg Bellflower Augusta brancis Howell Francis Howell Bellflower Winfield Narthasvllle Jonesburg Warrenton Wentzville Bellflower Montgomery City 'B' TEAM RECORD Jonesburg Louisiana Jonesburg Wentzvllle Winfield Jonesburg Berkeley PLAYED Wright City Wright City Wright City Silex QTourn Sllex QTourn J Sllex QTourn D Wright City Warrenton CTourn D Warrenton KTourn J Bellflower lTourn J Bellflower CTourn J Wright City Wright City Francie Howell Wright City Wright City Wright City Jonesburg Warrenton Wentzville Bellflower Troy CSub Regional! Wright City Warrenton CTourn J Warrenton QTourn J Warrenton CTourn D Wright City Jonesburg Wentzville KTourn D ZZ Forfeit OPP .- .1 LL -. ' 30 17 42 19 34 36 .J 26 23 . 30 29 . 41 55 ' 22 28 . 44 40 . 26 34 Bowling Green Warrenton KTourn.J 30 55 . 44 25 . - 0 2 46 19 ' 32 59 3:5 62 QQ 37 66 24 41 17 42 38 31 58 26 45 22 43 - 40 63 29 13 . 16 39 . 33 21 . 37 28 X 44 14 27 44 ' 14 49 GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach ------------ Kenneth Wackher The 1949-50 basketball season, in which the W. C. girls won 9 games and lost 10 was not so successful as in other years, but nevertheless it provided its share of thrills. The girls entered three tournaments, Silex, Bellflower, and Wentzvllle, and succeeded in capturing the lst place trophy at the Silex Tourney. Judy Cafer was named most valuable player of the tourney in the girls division, and at the Bellflower Tourna- ment, in which the girls failed to place, Judy was picked to the All-Star team. Two forwards and two guards will be lost via graduation but the two remaining members of the lst team along with other capable' girls will strive to form a nucleus for another successful team next season. LETTER GIRLS Mildred Pottebaum Capt , Dolores Mills, Judy Cafer, Fernlene Welge, Margie Wehrman, and Helen Schaper, Fern Wandrei SQUAD MEMBERS Jeanne Osseck, Dorothy Oberlag, Donna Smiley, Peggy Groeper, Ivaree Schreckengast GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORD TEAM PLAYED OPP Augusta Warrenton Eolia Warrenton Francis Howell Wentzville Augusta Warrenton Augusta Francis Howell Bellflower Warrenton Marthasville Wentzvllle WB' Wentzville Warrenton Wentzville Wright City Wright City Silex CTourn Silex CTourn Silex CTourn Wright City Bellflower QTourn Bellflower iTourn Wright City Wright City wright City Warrenton wright City Wentzvllle fTourn Wentzville CTourn Wentzville lTourn Wentzville Bellflower Bellflower GIHLS 8 BOYS SOFTBALL Coach Kenneth Waokher The W C Girls' and Boys' Softball Teams each entered three tourna ments last fall, Augusta, Wright City and Wentzville The boys captured 2nd place at both the Augusta and Wright City Tourneys but were unsuccess ful at the Wentzville Tournament The W C Girls were eliminated in first round games at each of these tournaments Z3 W. C. . 19 23 ' 28 37 .D 60 54 .D 37 31 . ,J 46 40 ' ' 18 24 .J 33 36 .D 30 36 40 21 27 24 Francis Howell Francis Howell 21 31 31 17 24 19 38 10 .D 28 9 .7 14 28 ' ' .D 31 34 20 28 17 21 C Wmf55 5 E mcmwzfnzgsf 3, K Nw 4x f' Xx -W, 4.4, B HM Cas QrYS Del, Sauna Flwfiy FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Wright City R H A is now affiliated with the State and National Organization This club is both social and educational It has sponsored two parties, a Chamber of Commerce Banquet, and a style show, all of which have been very successful The officers for 1949 '50 were President, Pat Shortal, Vice Presi dent, Fern Wandreig Secretary, Beulah Borgelt, Treasurer, Jeanne Osseck, Historian, Peg Groeper, Parlimentarian, Mildred Klatt, and song leade Reta Hoech Reta Hoech is also our Sub District reporter Our Mother sponsors are Mrs C S Ruge and Mrs Thomas L Keathley Our advisor is Mrs Frances Sutton BOYS HOME ECONOMICS CLASS The boys class this year has held a party, served at the P T A , and accompanied the girls on the trip to Lammerts Furniture Store They also helped in serving the Chamber of Commerce Banquet and assisted tzthe style show The members are Billy Anthony, Don Nelson, John Nelson, Bill Cook, Vernon Logan, Larry Milan, Donald Mueller, Carl Pettig, Melvin Schuster, George Shellhart, and Richard Stapleton FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA They participated in several activities On October the 15th, they were hosts to the girls at their annual Barnwarming given in the Gym The Gym was attractively decorated and the highligktcfthe evening was the Crowning of the Queen Fern Wandrei, by last year's queen, Margie Wehrman The at tendants to the queen in their order were Jeanne Osseck, Heta Hoech, and Rose Marie Ordelheide The last of October they went to the American Royal Livestock Show at Kansas City The Sub District contest at Purina Farms, District Contest at Kirksville were also attended They have 35 members in the club The officers for 1949 '50 were President Jackie Shellhart Secretary Allan Fine Vice President Nelson Seger Reporter Russell Schroer Treasurer Edwin Schuster Sentinal Jr Bueneman PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad was very active at all Basketball games this year consists of 23 members with Jeanne Osseck, Eleanor Smiley, Beta Hoech, and Judy Cafer as cheer leaders The officers for this year were President Jeanne Osseck Secretary Ivaree Schreckengast Vice President Inez Snyder Treasurer Mary Helen Meyer Sponsor Miss Eunice Paul 26 e 0 P, 0 O O The F. F. A. Boys can be congradulated on their fine work this year. 0 ' S, g . It WCHS Br-xwcl Sfugemgf Q- ouNqQ,1 QE.. BAND The W C H S Band consists of 53 members Our activities for this year included two home concerts Nov 1,1949 and March 51,1950 as well as playing for the N . A Rally and for several home basketball games The band h s made several trips this year,the first ofwhich was to participate in the East Mo Conference Music Festival at Warrenton,Mar 17 Our rating at this event was a II plus On Mar 28,the band took part in a nNight of Musicn program at the Francis Howell High School The highlight of this years work was winnina a l ratino at the Northeast Ha District Music Fest ival held at Firksvillq Apr 8 This rating entitled the band to enter the State Music Contest at Columbia,Aprll 28 George Hoech, baritone soloist, also received a I rating at Kirksville and entered the state contest The band made a fine showing at the State Conte t where they received an honor rating of II which entitles each member to wear a state music medal Dale Lohman Cornet, and Sally Christopher E flat Alto Horn, played solo at Firksville a deach received a II rating A brass quartet composed of Inez Snyder Cornet, Dale Lohman Cornet, Sally Christopher E flat Alto Horn and George Hoech baritone, made several appearances during the year Wright City High School has every reason to be proud of its band as the 53 members and their directon Miss Ruhwedel, have worked hard to carry the Gold and Blue to success in this important phase of school life GIRLS GLBE CLUB The Wright City High School girls glee club has done fine work this year With the exception of 4 girls the glee club includes all the girls in school and their first appearance was at the fall concert on Nov 1 The glee club took part tothe East Missouri Conference Music Festival held at Warrenton, Mar 18 They received a II plus rating for their rendition of HGreen Cathedral' and nThree Little Maids at this Festival The glee club sang in a mass chorus with girls from other schools t the NN1ght of Nusicn Concert at Francis Howell High School, Mar 28 O the 51st of Mar the lee club made itslast appearance of the year singing at the pring concert A quartet composed of Jearne Osseck, warv Helen he er, Reta Bosch and Boris Groeper made several a earances and a girb octet composed ofSh1r1ey terkeg Peulah rorgelt, ry Helen Ieyer, Ivaree Schreckengast, Reta Hoech, Baccalaureate Service BOY' CLLF CLUB The boys glee club though not as large as the girls, made several appearances this year ihey sang at both concerts and took part in the Mass Boys Chorus attheFranc1s Uowell High School 'Ii ht of usfc program A bors quart t comp seo of Jackie Shellhart l t tenor, Larry Claser 2nd tenon Nelson Safer barito e ard Peor e Foech b s, ha made numer ous a pearances both at school activities and town functions They have sung together asa quartet for two years and D9 e teen rfcknam d the 'Bull o quartet' During the summer they won second prize at an amateur show at the theater in Jasrington, No They made tteir final appearances sing ing at Commencement and at the Alumni Banquet Z8 I I 0 l . , 0 U' ' O O O O 9 o 0 I I4 I . 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Blfflflilvl The Agr. boys took time and patience to decorate the gy: beauti- fully, and showed the.girls a good tins. Carnivals This was the second year for tht glls affair and much time was spent on entertainment and projects.. Pat Snyder, the retiring queen crowned Gloria Pottig, the new queen with Donald Hoeoh as her King. Home Bc Party: Our king for the semester was Edwin Schuster The theme was 'Halloween' , with the gym appropriately decorated lusie Concerts In keeping with the tradition when they previously had band in the school, blue and gold uniform were donned by all band members to give the first concert of the year. Senior Plays 'Here Comes Charlie , a typical comedy play was presented Bill Anthony lost his moustache Hooray for bubble gum! Christmas Party: Santa Claus didn't forget to pay his annual visit, bringing with him a cold day and lots of presents At the conclusion of our party the Christmas vacation was begun We came slipping and sliding back to school The second Home lc Party: Our valentine party has come to be looked upon as a special affair Vernon Logan was crowned lclng by our president, Pat Shortal Junior Plays 'Aunt Susie Shoots the Works' , was a frolicsome three act comedy lusic Festival at larrenton llueic Concerts The second and last concert of the year Kirksville lusic Contests We were very proud of our rating of I Home lc trip to St Louisa Mrs Sutton sponsored the tr1p 1eLa1merts and then to Singer Sewing Center at Wellston Three One Act Plays: The Freshmen, Scphomores and Seniors each gave a short play for the benefit of their individual classes Style Show: This was given by the home economics classes Junior and Senior Proms 'Fairy Wonderland' was the theme for this year! Prom Different shades t green and brown were combined with other delicate shades to give a very realistic effect Spiced tea anitarts were served fa' refreshments Senior '.l'r1ps A sleepy bunch of Seniors started their trip at 6 A I Monday The site was Grand Glaze Camp Osage Beach I Needless to say they cams back eleepier than they went All School Picnic, The Highlands, Ballgame, and Picture Shows were all taken in and everyone enjoyed the day Honor Days Special awards were given Alumni Banquet: Seniors were honor guests and the dance was hold afterwards with nusic by Freddy letsel BACCAIALTRATB MAY 14 COMEBNCEMENT HAY 18 Processional Mrs 'Nm McCoy Processional March from Aida ll F Ruhwedel Invocation Rev Esterline Invocation-Rev Chas lllller Music Choral Club Busch Music Indian Love Call fFrimlI Geo Bosch Inez Snyder, Dale Lolman, Sally Christopher .Introduction of Sneaker T L Keathley Jack Shellhartl, Nelson Seger ani George Hoeoh Speaker George Cololen Dyer Address-Rev. G A Roeder -Warrenton, llc Warrenton and St Louis Music Lord's Prayer llalotte Music Now is the Hour Ken Darby Shirley Starkey, Marv Iblen Meyer , Ivaree Jack Shellhar'h,arry Glaser, Nelson Seger, Schreckengast,Dorothy 0berlag,Doris Groeper, and George doech Eleanor Smiley,Reta Hoech,ani Beulah Borgelt.Presentat1on of Class to Board T L Keathley Bened1ct1on Fev A E Katterjohn Presentatlon of Diplomas Mr T Davis Recessloml llrs Wm McCoy Benedicrluon Rev G P doech 30 o o o De . ' D O . . 2nd . . am . N' I o e 1 . , , Us o e o ' o V . , M,-' V,,..f .- 1 VA 'W if 4- ,f 4 4 -f ,A 1 if JY A 'iv will lux .si mwzfwfgmws is Q db HQ K , w xv Q Q LJ C mx ..,.x, L -x.,. WALSVIORTH IALBIOHTM BROYNERB fu . N U B 34 L,u...:..ph.Q A anna by n. un . A M my zfwzw ss C Q 5 0 V N. xx Q7 fdb Q ' 1 t 1 I t Farmers 81 Merchants Bank at Wright City WRIGHT CITY, MO. Bug Boy's Restaurant O WRIGHT CI . 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